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» Sony Live Station Home Server |
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May 08, 2008 - 7:39 AM - by Mike
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 Sony have announced the Japanese release of their new home server PC, (VGF-HS1 & VGF-HS1S “Liblog Station”) which will launch on May 17th. The compact system is intended for use as a home server, with gigabit ethernet, support for the DLNA media sharing standard and a choice of either 1TB (HS1) or 1.5TB (HS1S) of storage.
Media can be either accessed on the home network or from a remote location either through a browser interface or via a pre-established “data link function” that makes a non-local device appear local.
The HS1 uses two 500GB drives while the HS1S uses two 750GB drives. Both have three USB ports, one front-mounted and two at the rear, as well as Memory Stick, SD/SDHC and Compact Flash slots. A single button-press can automatically copy all data from removable media to the Liblog itself.
Sony are claiming a maximum power draw of 30W and low-noise thanks to the use of two smaller fans rather than one large one. It weighs in at 3.1kg and measures 270 x 71 (diameter x height). The HS1... [Read More]
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» Vista SP1 and XP SP3 Available - Again |
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May 08, 2008 - 7:20 AM - by Mike
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 Microsoft has today again released Service Pack 1 for Vista and Service Pack 3 for Windows XP users. Both updates should now be available via both Windows Update or Automatic Updates. The company had been expected to release them several weeks ago, but deferred at the last minute due to a compatibility problem with one of their lesser known products, Microsoft Dynamics RMS, which is a management software application used by small to medium-sized retail businesses.
The Windows XP SP3 update, which is the final such update for the soon-to-be-retired operating system, is available through every system’s Windows Update feature. It can also be downloaded directly through Microsoft’s official online Download Center.
While downloads of both XP SP3 and Vista SP1 have now resumed, the hiccup itself has not actually been resolved. Specifically, Microsoft has placed a filter on the service packs so that Dynamics RMS customers are protected by not being able to install the problematic update(s).
Microsoft has said it is currently... [Read More]
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» D-Link HD Extender for Media Center |
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May 08, 2008 - 6:41 AM - by Mike
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 D-Link, has begun shipping its latest MediaLounge Player designed to operate as an Extender for Windows Media Center.
The D-Link DSM-750 provides high-speed wired or Wi-Fi streaming and sharing of High-Definition (HD) and standard definition video, movies, digital photos and music - virtually anywhere in the home, regardless of where the PC is located. Media files can be found by the DSM-750 from PCs or storage boxes (such as the D-Link DNS-323) connected to the home network and then played on the TV using the included remote control.
"The DSM-750 is our most powerful media player yet," said Daniel Kelley, senior director of marketing for D-Link Systems, Inc. "This powerful Extender for Windows Media Center not only provides an elegant way to enjoy your local media, but changes the way we navigate and view the Internet, offering content from more than 15 different providers -- including sports, movies and other entertainment. When paired with PCs running Windows Media Center, the DSM-750 offers consumers the... [Read More]
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